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Status: Ended
First Aired: February 11, 2002
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 91
Networks: CBeebies
Genres: Kids

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The Shiny Show(2002)

TMDB Rating: 2.0 (1 votes)

Overview

The Shiny Show is a pre-school children's quiz show, broadcast by CBeebies. Each show featured a quiz with six questions, based around different subjects, and featured three star characters: Tigs the Tiger, Mukka the Monkey and Dogsby the Dog.

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40 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Swimming Pool	Feb 11, 2002
2	The Beach	Feb 12, 2002
3	Minibeasts	Feb 13, 2002
4	The Circus	Feb 14, 2002
5	Pets	Feb 15, 2002
6	Aeroplanes	Feb 16, 2002
7	Fire Station	Feb 17, 2002
8	Hairdressers	Feb 18, 2002
9	Farm Animals	Feb 19, 2002
10	Leisure Centre	Feb 20, 2002
11	The Seaside	Feb 21, 2002
12	Butterflies, Snails & Bees	Feb 22, 2002
13	Circus Fun	Feb 23, 2002
14	Interesting Pets	Feb 24, 2002
15	Boats & Fishing	Feb 25, 2002
16	Puppet Show	Feb 26, 2002
17	Pizza Restaurant	Feb 27, 2002
18	Farm	Feb 28, 2002
19	Nursery	Mar 1, 2002
20	Garden	Mar 2, 2002
21	Up and Down	Mar 3, 2002
22	Building Site	Mar 4, 2002
23	Making Things	Mar 5, 2002
24	Fun at the FunFair	Mar 6, 2002
25	Wild Animals	Mar 7, 2002
26	Park	Mar 8, 2002
27	Trains	Mar 9, 2002
28	Rubbish Centre	Mar 10, 2002
29	Shopping	Mar 11, 2002
30	Flowers & Growing Things	Mar 12, 2002
31	Building	Mar 13, 2002
32	Indian Food	Mar 14, 2002
33	Funfair	Mar 15, 2002
34	Lemurs, Penguins & Giraffes	Mar 16, 2002
35	Fun at the Park	Mar 17, 2002
36	Lorries	Mar 18, 2002
37	Musical Instruments	Mar 19, 2002
38	Shopping Centre	Mar 20, 2002
39	Light and Dark	Mar 21, 2002
40	Party	Mar 22, 2002

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51 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Sailing Club	Mar 25, 2002
2	Child's Garden	Mar 26, 2002
3	Camping	Mar 27, 2002
4	Magician	Mar 28, 2002
5	Dancing	Mar 29, 2002
6	Pottery	Mar 30, 2002
7	Babies	Mar 31, 2002
8	Washing Things	Apr 1, 2002
9	Museum	Apr 2, 2002
10	Cave	Apr 3, 2002
11	Bedtime	Apr 4, 2002
12	Skateboarding	Apr 5, 2002
13	Glass Blowing	Apr 6, 2002
14	Pond	Apr 7, 2002
15	Florist	Apr 8, 2002
16	Jewellery Maker	Apr 9, 2002
17	Garage Mechanic	Apr 10, 2002
18	Bird Sanctuary	Apr 11, 2002
19	Vet	Apr 12, 2002
20	Trees	Apr 13, 2002
21	Chinese Food	Apr 14, 2002
22	Bicycle Ride	Apr 15, 2002
23	The Past - Castles	Apr 16, 2002
24	Cheesemaking	Apr 17, 2002
25	Personal Hygiene	Apr 18, 2002
26	Sea Life	Apr 19, 2002
27	Ice Rink	Apr 20, 2002
28	Cakemaking	Apr 21, 2002
29	Artist	Apr 22, 2002
30	Shoemaker	Apr 23, 2002
31	Football Match	Jul 10, 2002
32	Weaver	Jul 11, 2002
33	Diwali	Jul 12, 2002
34	Gymnastics	Jul 13, 2002
35	Cotswold Wildlife Park	Jul 14, 2002
36	Fudge Factory	Jul 15, 2002
37	Monkey Music	Jul 16, 2002
38	Costume Maker	Jul 17, 2002
39	Rocking Horse Maker	Jul 18, 2002
40	Mosaic	Jul 19, 2002
41	Traffic Awareness	Jul 20, 2002
42	Face Painting	Jul 21, 2002
43	Snow Play	Jul 22, 2002
44	Clockmaker	Jul 23, 2002
45	Bridges	Jul 24, 2002
46	Space	Jul 25, 2002
47	Staying Healthy	Jul 26, 2002
48	Streetworking	Jul 27, 2002
49	Decorations	Jul 28, 2002
50	Weather	Jul 29, 2002
51	Snow Sport	Jul 30, 2002

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